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Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Expectations from Mexico.

Il Ia officially reported that the total
expectation from Mexico during the
hrst half Of the Hscsl year 1885 81
amounted TO $24.773, 160, q gain OF
@.t43 1856, OF which s., 430. .303 was in
toe precious metals. The principal
articles of agricultural production
showing an increase are tobacco, va
nslla aud coffee The United States
took over ope-half of the precious
metals anc two thirds of the articles O!
agricultural prod uction.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
A wrecked Whaier g Crew.

SAN FRANCISCO, May % -Advices
from the steamer Gaelic, which arrived
yesterday morning from China and
Japan, state that dispatch has been
received by 8. R. Greithouea, United
States Consul General OF Yokohams,
from Hinodale, stating that twenty
nine of the crew OF the American
whaler Europa, which was wrecked of
The Japanese coaGt, have arrived at
Eemeir0. The captain was no. amoag
the arrivals. The entire crew num-
bered thirty four.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Not . House Left Standing.

Reports have been received In tho
City OF Mexico from the regious #
northern Mexico recently visited by
earthquakes. At Bahisps "no haoia-
BILE house was left stand ing" Sixty
persons were killed aud many fatally
Injured. During the afternoon and
Dight Of the day following there were
eightesn additional shocks. L. was
thought the number of bodies dug out
OF the ruins would reach 100. A vel.
canic eruption occurred in the morning 2
near Javos, flames bursting from: the
summit and bOulders being th rown up.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
tNirsIcal Entertainment.

A grand musical aud literary enter.
tsinment will be given by franklin
Ioi 20, l. o Of G, r at Germs an Hall,
Sixth street near French on Tuesday
event .iho 24th of May. Prof. Allen
ant &C ewill be present to furnisl, ex-
celleDt Instrumental music. There
will slso he vocal music, solos, Ducts,
recltations ard dialogues by Others
who are Proficient. Admission 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Live TO Hang and Hang 20 Live.

Those fine gilt papers that we are
p1periag 10 many pretty rooms with
are all selling sor 20 oents per pieco,
tho same papsrs other stores will aek
you 50 and 40 cts. per piece. Our 35.ct
git en- TX ssed paper csu's be beat. You
will pay 20 and 30 cents ct other stores.
Call ard he convinced. Harry d.
Holt, 2l3 Yves. Second street, upper
side.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

You eau got the following books free
with Lilo. car of baking powder:
Andersen's Fairy Tales, Pilgrims Pro-
gress, RDbiyso Crusos, Rocky Noun
tain Adventures, Jane Eyre. Rovings
by LSnd and Sen. &C Lynch & Leero's,
northwest corner of Foarth ano AIadi.
son streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

DUBLIO SALE OF SOMERSET 90.
! horses win be sold at oar stablos at
hoeXessln, MIL Oreek HI, Della varo, oa
THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1857,
at O'Clock p. m,
A& Somerset County Horses. N
No. !. Bay mare, ysars old, lsS hands
a,xh, aud weigas i.oo pounds, hne bred marc,
No. q. Bay hcrss, g years old, IS hands
high, fine driver and fhow, speed.
NOS and 4. pair OF oay mares, years
oid, nA nands high, weigh ll2o pounds
can bo driven by lady single or double,
and can road ~ miles an hour for fifty miles
and DO as chsarful the last nile as the trst.
rhts Kind # team Is rarely offered; for
sestisness and nerve they cannot be ex.
hos. 8 and g.. A pair of black mares, s
years old, l6A hands high, closely mated.
Wal broken; this is very good team.
1850 nonnds n n,acH SHnd ndoTso, years Old. weighs
40. =. Brown horse. 9 years old, weighs
lslo pounds; good gen oral business hors,
no .. Bay horse. 9 years old, weighs 1870
poTnos; oiocky built; good worker.
action. ''-'
No. II. Roam mare, ysars old good
tem,,, ttenasS, safe for LAZY to drive; good
No. H.. Bay horse. years old. 1s hands
driver ~
inc balance Of those horses are young aEd
meli 2roKen. Horses can be seen and tried
Two days before sale. Wo havs selected
ehese norses far good workers and driyers.
ana consider them No. l lot.
Terms:-hinety days credit.
n, Dlnuer at y O'Clock. Trains on Delaware
d,part dirsctly after. "-N
WEBSTER & LAVENDER.
J. q. Robinson, Auct. m2l.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
I'd. N~>aad,
The country A.,

me country ai-, W. Ninoi
suffering from drougbe y. Is ssM
unless rain falls within a weel
farmers will be Obliged TO fodder -
u is reported that Tain is 81 {hds
neeaed In minnesota and Dskgts, -,
peclaiiy IN the Red River Valley, but
no serious damage has yet been done to
wneas. In other sections 1t is feared
per cent below the syera.e.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

We invite those VINO have been cua
BILE to get flour that would Just suit
them to give us trisl. as we know we
can satisfy them. j. y. Hsratlton s.
Co., Filth and K;ps,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Gard of Thanks,

John r, Hudson g. Go. wish to ex.
press their thanks to the fire depart
ment and to those OF our citizens who
gave their aid In subduing the flames
OF that which had every appearance OF
being q large condensation.
JOHN r. HUDSON s. Co.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets TO
Washington on Nav 2 good to return
until the 10Th, fer s. 20. Tho mcrDirg
train Will reaoh Washington In ample
time ;or the parade.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Notice.

Fifth ward R,nublicars are requested
to meet at tao office OF George q. Taris,
Sixth and Shiploy streets, to take
measures to nominate a candidate for
City Council for the ward, on Wednes.
day evening, 18th mat, at p. u.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

SHILoA's Co6GH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a aRuaraptee. II
cures eonsuIn p.ion. Sold by N. b. Dan.
forth, Cor. And and Market Sta.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

euILoH's vITALIZER Ia what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe.
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms II
Dyspep;is, Price 10 and 75 csnts ncr
bottle. Sold by n. p. Dauierth, cor.
Pad aud Marie. sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
3-B. Il. 3-B. II. BIS.

H. F Bourbon 81 Bro manufac
turers, N. w. Cor. End and Orange Sts
P. s. Cigsls by the box speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
MT. Charles nIuIIin,

the well'known manufacturer, saye:
Il can personally recommend DR.
Duprse, 513 Market street, to sill who
suffer with corns ard bunions. His
treatment Is gentle and painless "
Signed, CHARLES MuLLIN,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
D. A. Powell, Washington Marke,

D. A. Powell, Washington Market
and 308 Madison street.
Trout,
Black Bsss,
Butter Fish,
Porgies,
Rock,
Hnllibut,
Soft Shell Grabs,
Oysters aud O!ams,
Delivered free Of charge. Telephone
call, 423,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

(ti,a ~ ratr.a! gas a few
.' -.'''i, 'ts'og-!, "a vein Of
ltttlt.. '''e 10 De
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

James McGonigal, who defeated Geo.
Abole in the Fourth ward, is engaged
10 the grocery business at No. GAG East
Fifth street, and is about 81 years OF age.
Aaron 8. Beale, tho nominee In the
Ninth ward, was recently elected q
member Of Council to All she Vacancy
occastoned BY the resignation Of George
T. Barnhill.
Michael J. ShArkey, who received
tho nomination In the Tenth ward for
the TWO years term, 10 . Wholesale and
retail liquor dealer 1T Front and Frank
lin streets He is about 30 years Of
Age and came to this city from Phila.
delphia about eight years ago. Charles
A. Ryan, who 10 nominated In the
same ward for the one year term, is
employed BY the Belts Machine Com.
pany as . mouldsr. He resides ct No.
ZIG jackson street, and is about rs
years Of age.
James +. Mcbride, the nominee in
the Twelfth ward, is native OF Phils.
delphia, and came to this city several
years ago. He Is 43 years of age, and
10 engaged In business as . contractor
for hauling. paving and sewer work.
The Democratic Ooupcll nominations
thus far made are % follows:
First wsrd-William @. Baugh.
William II. Quinn.
Thtrd-Dauiel ii. McKenney.
Fourth-James E. McGonigAl.
Fifth-James Il. Ha,son.
Ninth-Aaton 8. Beale.
Tenth--Miohael j. Sharkey, two
yeArs; Charles A. Ryan, one year.
Elevanth-John White.
Twslftb-JAmes Mcbride.
The Eighth ward will probably
nominate this evening. and 1t is said
that either William McMenamin or
Bernard DonohouHh will be the caudi.
date. Nominations will be made In
the Sixth and Seventh wards during
the week. The city election will take
place next Saturday q week.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

For lame back. side or chest, uee
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts.
Sold by n. B. Danfoltb, cor. 2ns &
Ma RI al STA
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
leo Cream.

Z. L. Hanna's ice cream parlors, 829
and S3l jefferson stvest. Eami.ies and
parties fupplied Al short notice. Tele
phone call 434,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
why Borrow Trouble

when you can always find just what
you wsut Ia hat or bcunet at Mrs. &. s.
Kirby 3, 200 KipR street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

GROUP, wHooPING COUGH and Rron
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh'a
Cure. Sold BY NIB. Danforth, cor. End
and Marke SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Try the csescen -four. W. j. KIM
BILE, Second and Justison.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Use Coal-Tar Campbor, sure destruc-
ton TO mo;hs, 2oc. n. B. Daniorth,
Druggist, End g Market. Trussee.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Linen Co lIncs and Cuffs.

O.anor q Co. received this morning q
lara invoice Of i!nen collars, cuffs and
ruchipg.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

-. sir ons,le. r1pps. pvs.
e .. ,S.,s,as,on said He Was

NEWS sCh"
i -, R..l-slr cn.,I': ST rdpps ws
e W. 'TSs..s,as,on- a said he wa
1, H.nuond, . oonlueao, o1,,usa' va c,
sa's ,'s "a"'pa sDI out of the ..n,poon depot a
hlls y. lps'' on 'ssturdsy, y,a,t afternoon sao d,
" !. . t.out .Tit Of the engine am AM
NAM y 'iUI 70 gst of, put the l.n NOR or
Ia'lu ~ n ,Ssr, the more they DC
ssl,.,.d' sai !, lD' Hammond iumpe:
s!,e',,S .e rap along the track an" sn'
...,, o. them both down mt the so,al em
10 doing 20 .n DO s'Ass0'''
mn under the CATS ,,
,.,,d switch on the Baltimer'
Ss'I,osd, at Bay View sts,
I. Baltimore, on Saturday )
.a',d . collision between :
!. s,.. ,'.s aud q pa aiseD2er car, IN
=. sl,.su telegraph linemen'
ulapz to bs taken to Ohes'
|. ,htrs they were to 60 tt
.,.,.u ClsmmsDs, q native
r,I,i,. e vas killed, and inc
!. W., is,,s Z Hare and Oliver
,rS,dIy = injured. Buoka'
rlls die. ..
.,~t 10 Ottawa on eatur.
WA, Charles Tuppur had
sstal mission TO Washing
4 spnsc,ion rith the settle
n t,hsrles question or TO
lu,rlesn do'eroment on on
|rn,blp bet Eeen the two
n, Minister would neither
mim the report.
.anssuz, who gave himself
Mn 10 Chicago, on Friday,
n, Of Policeman Girsrd ,
n nd on Saturday that she
n. ty tsflre and did not
nm va. saying" Tho police
M eliOre him, bat he will
,Iusases Tor an investiga'
nPa oa Saturday, Frank
taA lis trolhcr Charles q
r.,,s acCli.!sd because. In
b. TIE jary, be was inser q,
ytd irOm pr.,On, q com mit
slty tts oOn;' TO Inquire In
.ycuii,ou having decided
NV p@rf4ot'y sane"
h ynk YcA.iy Meeting OF
SI SaRGs,. EuUng the
Nh David Newport, Of Penn.
Lhs &. Price, John Shot
|, Dor and, OF 6araloRs,
lnf, JohE s.r'nsham and
III P'nusylvsn!,; Robert
ni Ms d, Williams, Of
(CAy.
b. ont in a row OF unfn-
but IN Siysunsh early On
irIn,, ani extended to a
l.liiug dwellings,. Thirteen
b Destroyed. Loss, sse 600
". stie lujCred. but not
y, l-.tl!lati.m IL aus
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

tions for candidates for City Council
last Saturday afternoon In the Fourth,
Ninth, Tenth and Twelfth wards, which
Adele In the Fourth ward and the 70
GENTLY elected Councilman Grant In the
Tenth ward. The result as reported 1t
the rooms OF the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Club by the City Democratic As.
s0ciation are as follows:
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Go to Yerger's for your picture
frames, 419 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

WhHu you clean house have your
pictures reiramsd at 40 ShipleY street
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

DR.. SiInms' White Puiinonia BaIsam.
the great leading lung remedy of VII
mingtou, Del. aud in fact every place
where 1t becomes known. 1t will posi
lively cara Ia every Gaze il cure can
be effected at aii. For coughs, sore
throat, hoarseness. Group, etc, 1t is
really grand. 5Co. ard 81. Depot
Fourth end King streats. Sold by
dealess.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

of all kinds last Saturday evening. who
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

|s,o..s shahth. 4, Iyy.' ,, ..
w.. 's,s ~ i ",,rn.s p,,l
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Strong cough snds at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
MAJ JInrl,n,

ii''., RI .,.t "Tbe'' is,o;hine
kv'lih si'h ,9sn, "-Rsy. O !
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-28

Taking into consideration the unfavor
able Winter and Spring, wheat is looking
very well.
Farmers are very much behind in their
work. Some little corn planting; tobacco
plants are generally promising and but lit
tie complaint yet Of the fly.
No news Of our railroad. The move
last year gave promise Of early completion,
but the outlook now seems gloomy.
Our merchants are doing business in .
rush now The fight wakes warm. Con
sumerS are correspondingly elated, though
the more considerable have many misgiy-
ings concerning the outcome. These peri
Odical cutting OF prices and rates by indi
yidual business men and corporations have
invariably resulted in evil 10 the parties
thought 20 benefited by them. They have
always ended by one party or tie other be-
Ing forced "a retire or in fusion between
the cumbatants. In either case the unwary
consumers have TO pay the reckoning or
cost Of the war.
The widow Fowler, rclict Of the late ".
H. Fowler, died Saturday AMI was buried
at the Methodist Church, in our village,
yesterday. She was 63 years OF age The
funeral was very largely attended.
Mechanicsyille, April %, 81.
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IL Is with sad regret that we are called
upon TO announce the death Of the old and
esiimable citizen whose name heads this
notice. He died On Thursday, the 21st in
slant, after short Illness Of pneumonia.
He was born early in the century and,
without speaking from positive information,
we have heard that he had passed his s6sh
year. Considering all the circumstances
Of his life we think him one of the
most remarkable men this county has
ever reared. He was most noted for his
great energy and industry. Commencing
life comparatively poor, he amassed con-
siderable fortune and died the larges: land
holder in the county, owning 1900 acres
the larger portion of which Is very valua-
bic. He was a man Of strong opinions and
ideas and there was always in them an I'M
DERIVING vein Of strong sense and practical
biliiY. lie held during his life many posi-
tons Of public trust and always carried
with him in the discharge of such duties,
that honesty and economy which charac-
terized his private life. He served as
County Commissioner for two terms and
was the presiding officer Of that body.
While discharging the duties of this office
he inaugurated the system of cash pay
ments for minor county expenses which,
unfortunately has been since abandoned.
To his personal exertions and pecuniary
assistance are the good people of ST. 10
seph's indebted for the magnificent church
in which they now worship
In the death of Mr. Parsons, another
link which bound US to the past has been
severed, and when the few remaining,
whose decline into "the sere, the yellow
leaf" we yenerate and honor, shall have
passed away, truly may we say, that we
have entered upon new generations and
new times zee
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LOcalNiSe and Otherwise.

May lSt proximo, will be moving day
with several Of our village householders.
Mr.. William H. Carroll, of the Sth dis
irict, is reported 10 be dangerously i'll. He
has a severe case Of the pneumonia.
The Orphans Court was in session last
Tuesday. See proceedings in another
column.
We are indebted to friend, who knew
him, for the sketch of the life of the late
John Parsons.
The attention of our farmer patrons is in
vited 10 the Constitution and Bylaws of
the Morganza Farmers Club.
The Brown Store is being fitted up for
the reception of its new occupant who is
expected 10 move in on the 2nd proximo.
Remember that on the End proximo, we
are to have an election of Town Commits
sioners. Turn out and elect good men.
That the Leonardtown Rifles are to be
paid by the AdIutant General for their
guard duty is now generally regarded as
fixed fact.
"Gusty' Smith, colored, has commenced
the erection of a frame dwelling on his lot
on Lawrence Avenue James Sewall and
Henry Carberry are the builders.
We hear that, in the near future, Mrs.
Danl. c. Hammctt will improve the lot
adjoining her residence, by the erection of
Z handsome building.
The Morgan property, in this village, is
being improved by the building of stable
10 rePlar, the one recently burned. Norris
and Clark are doing the work.
The Sisters have improved their Academy
property near this village by fitting up
their kitchen with hot and cold water ap-
paratus.
The Heu'f, of Sunday last, printed a
fine photograph Of The Jabberwock. He is
certainly a terrible looking beast. We pre-
scented the paper 10 DIR. II. =. Blackstone
John kustin, alias Jumbo" was before
Squire Camallcr Tuesday morning last,
charged with disturbing the peace He
was adjulged guilty and fined 81.
We have been requested TO state that the
failure of the steam saw and grist mill en-
terprise was not due TO failure Of agree
ment between the incorporates and the
party with whom they were negotiating tor
an engine, as stated in the En.J,prf>e, but
10 the failure Of the incorporators 10 raise
the necessary funds.
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Mr.. o. @. Hayden, Of Baxhford. discover.
ed On an ear Of ocrn gathered over quarter
OF mile from his garden, row Of sugar
corn.
The families Of Messrs o. G. HAYDEN,
George X Garner and Edmund Powder
nave lately been augmented by The advent
VI bright and bouncing little strangers.
Messrz. Fowler & Brother. have inclos-
ed theis lot By neat fence and have also
improved their dwelling.
Among his other improvements, Mr.. j.
ID. Coode has added 70 his Hin Top pro-
perry very comfortable room.
A giant swing is Mr.. II. Il. Tippeit's
latest improvement.
MIR. NJ Ii. HERMAN has built new and
commodious stable and Otherwise improved
his property. This gentleman is an earnest
believer in the superior qualities. OF home
made fertilizers and annually makes sever
al tons by combining chemicals with his
compost heap. IL acts splendidly on his
crops
Rumor has it that Mr.. A. WEIGH is being
initiated into the mysteries Of Blackstone
under the guidance Of Mr. A. Burroughs.
Mr.. W., / believe, will make good lawyer
and | know that he Will be popular one
GS
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50. InigO's Items.

From our Regular Correspondent
Travellers tell us that the lcelander is
never - happy AS when he has succeeded
IN shooting ravin; and we venture the
assertion that the inhabitants Of that section
Of the Polar World could not eXprcSs more
delight in consequence of success in this
inspect than our poultry raiSers do when
Crows hill or hawks talonS is presented
them
The recent frost and hail did some
damage 70 tomato plants.
Peas and cabbage are looking well, and
judi -in- from the area planted, truckers
have come to the conclusion that at least
\ living can hc realized at the business.
The last oyster buyer has left Smiths
Geek, and tongsmen seem pleased with the
Seasons work, some Of whom have accSm-
ulatcd sufficient amount to enable them
u purchase comfortable homes.
Pneumonia prevails and physicians are
kept actively engaged attending sufferers.
Fish, principally rnck and herring, are
being caught, and not iniTequentiy aorse'
hack riders can b seen slowly vending
their way homeward with lunches Of the
former suspended from their stirrups. This
Peculiar manner Of carrying fish was orig.
mated by the late Jack Ford. The object
j. 10 keep the piscatorial odor from the
apparel.
The plaintive voice of the turtle dove is
heard i'm the land. RALYAT.
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ICNMNINICATEn

MeSsrs EditorS.-Ilaying heari - many
conflicting statements concerning the man
agsment ~ the affairs Of the II. Mary's
Female Seminary, and wishing 10 get st
the truth of the matter, l take the liberty
t. ask through your columns the following
questions They are not asked in any
spirit " cayiliug criticism, but for informa-
ton, deeming this the most feasible plan for
obtaining such:
10 Does the charter OF act authorizing
the school. require the Trustees 81 be select
cd from different religions denominations.
Ii 50, what denominations are named. and
who are the present representatives, ofthems
g How, and when are these Trustees
seleCtedy
80 Who is the Treasurer Of the school:
How Is he appointed, and for what time
DOES he hold his Offices To whom, and
how often is be required % report the con
diiiou Of the finances Of the school! Is he
required 20 give boad for the faithful per
formance OF his duty: Iiso, what Is the
amount Of said bonds SUBSCRIBER.
Mechanicsyille, April Is, 1887.
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The Farners' Club.

More ANA, April a3, 1887.
The Morganza Farmers Club met F.
NJ. Dyer, President, called the meeting to
order. c. J. Russell, Secretary. VIM. r.
l.. Raley, on the part Of the Committee on
Constitution and ByeLaws, submitted their
report, which, after 4 few changes, was
adopted IS follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |.
This organization shall be known as the
Morganza Farmers Club of ST. Mary's
COUNT. Maryland.
irticLe ?
Its object shall be improvement in the
theory and practice of agriculture and mat
tiers relating to the well-being of its men,
berS.
-irticle 3.
Active members shall be elected by ballot
q twO-thirdS vote Of the members present be-
ing necessary u elect; but no member shall
be elected without having been first pro-
posed for membership at regular meeting
PRIOR 20 said election.
.iFticls l.
Honorary members may be elected by bal
LOT st any regular meeting Of the Club, by
the unanimous consent ofthe members pre-
sent Such members shall not be subject
70 fines nor be entitled TO vote.
iE.icl 5.
The officers Of the Club shall consist ola
President, Secretary and Treasurer. who
shall Jointly constitute the Executive Com
mi;tee, and shall be elected by ballot at the
regular meeting in the month of March.
.irtiols 6.
This Constitution may he amended q;
any regular meeting by a three-fourths vote
Of the members present, such amendment
or amendments having first been proposed
in writing at a previous regular meeting.
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2nd-The Secretary shall keep near
and accurate record of the proceedings a
the Club and shah condnct its correspoa-
dence-
3rd-The Treasurer shall receive and
duly sccount for ell monies paid iato the
Club. and dizburse the same only npon the
written order Of the President, counter
signed by the Secretary.
albany member who shall be absent
from four consecutive meetines offhe Club,
and fail to give a satisfactory excuse for
such absence, shall be iropled from the
roll.
5th-Each newly elected member shall
be notified Of his election by the Secretary,
who shall at the same time inform him that
he viii b allowed two meetings in which
20 appear and sign the Constitution. A
failure 10 comply with this Bye-Law shall
render the election void.
The members present then signed the
Constitution and paid their initiation fees,
when, on motion of Z Johnson, the meet
ing adjourned to Saturday two weeks at
o'clock, when permanent organization viii
be completed and officers elected TO act for
one year.
c. J. RUSSELL, Secretary.